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actually go and watch this if you are in a leadership role and see how much damage someone can cause if they have a fucked personality... you don't take safety issues as a personal slant, you assess them and you keep people safe.

1,140,000+ Russian losses in Ukraine! Let's compare: US losses in WW2: ~420,000 (WW2 Museum) US losses in Vietnam: ~58,000 (Vets Administration) RU losses in Afghanistan: ~15,000 (Britannica) #UkraineWillWin #NAFO

If in security/safety/quality whatever :::: Please go and watch this story on Netflix or whatever. Gives me the shivers! It's very sad this story... but may help some people avoid bad scenarios! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OceanG…

Spotted Scattered Spiders...

LOL what a knob jockey!

hmmm ankle hurts a little bit this evening! no bikes rides for me yet!!!

Literally mother would be like: All they taught you was how to swear, fight and smoke.🤣 But I think really 🤔 I learnt lots about leadership, teamwork, people and planning. (Don’t tell anyone that bit coz it’s not as funny) 🤣

I’d be fucked. I swear like a trooper. I blame the cadets/army 🤣 But whatever I normally swearing in a very polite friendly way 🤣 But if someone had a knife 🔪 I would be swearing in a very not nice way. We live in a very odd world.

I couldn’t security assure one in 30 minutes……

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this does not mea in some orgs the CISO doesn't break the posture! some CISOs are sales people cosplaying... they sell ideas to the board and sink all the limited resources into initiates that simply waste money and don't reduce risk... they sometimes do vanity projects that are easy but are easy to market.... it really does depend!

people think there's one thing that would have made the org ok.... I've never seen that... I've seen one thing that might have broken a kill chain, but one kill chain is to the sole threat. Security incidents come in many shapes and sizes from AUP violations, data theft by staff leaving through to ransomware or other major incidents. It's really a business game where the 'cyber security part' is hived off... like some kind of silo that if you have the CISO report to the board... everything will now be ok...... (LOOOOOOL) if only it was so simple..... it's not.

This won’t get any hits but it will hopefully show a bit about why security postures are good or bad….

So how your security posture is very much not in the control of the CISO. They might be contributing etc. but the org culture will likely rule unless there is a legal/compliance pressure that equals or overrides other pressures etc. It’s very difficult because each of is unique and the people inside the orgs make the culture and the culture makes the people. Security is a property of something it’s not the thing. Even when it’s sold As the thing.

from AI:

If you work in cyber security I would recommend you watch this! There are many things in this that you might recognise etc.

You need to look at pressures…. I know imm watching the titanic sub implosion thing… but Builds pressure / system pressure / societal pressures are a thing

> Quality > Performance > Efficiency > Capacity > Profitability > Reliability look like... all the things..... > Security > Safety > Quality can I tell you what people 'trim' from projects and have done before I was at work.... Documentation Project Management Security

Speaking generally about orgs in the world (there are some exceptions perhaps... maybe..... make up your own mind ) Security is not the business.... it' never really the business... (even in security companies) The business is delivering activities/outcomes, security is one element of that.